St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24
GLOBUhES..

Y; Bank clearances yesterday, ST13,4S9.Z1. :
-, Three births five deaths and one marriage
were reported yesterday.
- The Brayton and other butterine cases have
been continued until July 6.
There will be a concert at Grotes' tonight
by the Great Western band. ID 81.
Mrs. Brady's Boarding House, is draw
ing large houses at the Seventh street mu-
scum.
The ST. Paul Stained Glass company can
furnish fancy beveled polished plate on
short notice; 35S jackson street. : tfIkN
Articles incorporating the Young Men's
Christian association, of WaSeca, were fled
with the secretary of state yesterday. -. : +
The Catholic German Geselten Verein of
Dayton's bluff,St. Paul has filed articles of in
corporation with the register of deeds. ID.
The state High school board met yesterday
and voted to add the graded school at Wells
to the state High school list SO that; if the
school comes aup to the standard, 1t may re-
ceive state aid next year. .'tsf .'f.5' 4'
The late Commodore Davidson's viii was
submitted for probate yesterday and allowed
The executors did not qualify, however, the
court not having determined on the
amount to be fixed upon for bonds.
1t is reported that Gen. A. II, Terry, who
was formerly located at Fort Smelling, was
suddenly taken i'll Wednesday at New Haven
Conn, while attending the dedication of the
soldiers monument. His physicians say he
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In the report of the class day exercises at
the High school yesterday morning mention
of the address to lower classes by Miss Libbie
E. Eustace was inadvertently overlooked. The
address was an able effort and reflected great
credit on Miss Eustace as Il shcolar.
A meeting of the court house commission
was set for yesterday afternoon, but there
was no quorum present and ameeting will be
held this morning at 10 o'clock. Bids
for the fire PROBING, plumbing and other
work have been received and will be con-
sidered.
at Superintendent Kiehle's office yesterday.
He is enthusiastic over AleXandria'S water
resort advantages. He has it upon the ali-
thority of Minneapolis capitalist that if
necessary to have the soldiers home located
at Minnehaha, a bonus of $4,000 will be
raised.
The new bank the Scandinavian Ameri-
can will open at 212 East Seventh street to-
morr6w or Monday. George P. Sjoblon has
been made cashier A. l.. AlnesS is the pres
ident and John G. Elmquist, vice president
The bank starts in with an authorized capital
of 100000, of which 100000 has been
paid up already
Fred Warner, assistant clerk of the last
state house of representatives, brought in the
house journal yesterday, containing all the
routine proceedings of the last session, in
book provided for that purpose. This is
pretty quick work, as it is 80 per cent. great
eer than that of any other preceding session,
land only three months have elapsed since
adjournment.
} Assessments were yesterday completed by
the board of public works for laying sewers
5on Canada, jackson, Decatur and Mackubin
streets grading Phalen and Columbia streets,
,0yaScO avenue, and alley in block ., Terry's
addition and opening Hatch street. All bids
for paving Summit avenue were ordered re-
turned to bidders and the engineer was di-
rested to draw new plans and specifications.